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   "claim": "With positive, known first-order inclusion probabilities and some zero pairwise inclusion probabilities, the standard Horvitz–Thompson variance estimator has expectation $\\operatorname{Var}(\\hat t)+A$, where $A=\\sum_k\\sum_{l\\ne k:\\,\\pi_{kl}=0}y_ky_l$. Its bias is nonnegative when all outcomes share a sign and can have either sign otherwise.",
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   "tied_to": "Proposition 1 (printed p. 234, PDF p. 6); abstract; Sections 1, 2.2 and 5"
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   "claim": "The corrected estimator $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_C(\\hat t)$ adds an estimator of the Young-inequality bound $A^*$ to the Horvitz–Thompson variance estimator. With positive exponents satisfying $1/a_{kl}+1/b_{kl}=1$, its expectation is at least $\\operatorname{Var}(\\hat t)$ for every sampling design with positive first-order inclusion probabilities and every outcome vector, including outcomes of mixed sign.",
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   "tied_to": "Proposition 2 (printed pp. 235-236, PDF pp. 7-8); Corollary 2; abstract; Sections 1 and 5"
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   "claim": "The corrected variance estimator is unbiased if, for every pair with $\\pi_{kl}=0$, $|y_k|^{a_{kl}}=|y_l|^{b_{kl}}$ and $y_ky_l\\le0$.",
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   "tied_to": "Corollary 1 (printed pp. 236-237, PDF pp. 8-9); Section 1 ('no bias under special conditions')"
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   "claim": "The special case $a_{kl}=b_{kl}=2$, denoted $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$, is conservative in expectation and gives the smallest realized estimator among all choices with constant exponents $(a,b)$.",
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   "tied_to": "Corollary 2; Corollary 3 (Section 3.2, printed pp. 237-238, PDF pp. 9-10)"
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   "claim": "The bias of the variance estimators is governed by pairs with zero joint inclusion probability. With few such pairs, the paper recommends the Horvitz–Thompson estimator for same-sign outcomes and $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_C(\\hat t)$ for mixed-sign outcomes; with many such pairs, as in systematic sampling, both can be heavily conservative.",
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   "tied_to": "Proposition 1; Proposition 2; Section 4 (printed p. 239, PDF p. 11); abstract; supplement Table A2"
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   "claim": "In one-unit-per-stratum sampling the proposed estimators are less biased than the collapsed-stratum estimator in a range of scenarios.",
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   "tied_to": "Section 4 (printed p. 240, PDF p. 12); abstract ('may outperform commonly-used approximations'); supplement Section B, Table A1, Figure A1"
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   "claim": "Under systematic PPS sampling with substantial periodicity the proposed estimators perform favourably, while the commonly used with-replacement estimator may be grossly negatively biased.",
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   "tied_to": "Section 4 (printed p. 240, PDF p. 12); supplement Section C, Table A3, Figure A3"
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   "claim": "Under systematic PPS sampling with a randomly ordered size variable, the paper describes the Horvitz–Thompson variance estimator as conservative but very conservative in magnitude, and reports that the with-replacement estimator performs well.",
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   "tied_to": "Section 4 (printed p. 239, PDF p. 11); supplement p. A3, Section C, Table A2, Figure A2"
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   "claim": "The proposed variance estimators require no additional assumptions on the outcomes and have no potential for negative bias in expectation. The paper also notes that they may have severe positive bias and perform less well than approximate methods on practical criteria.",
   "claim_id": "P027-H9",
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   "tied_to": "Proposition 2; Corollary 2; Section 4; Section 5 (printed p. 240, PDF p. 12); Tables A1-A3"
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   "headline": "The corrected estimator has smaller averaged bias than the collapsed-stratum estimator exactly when $M<2(1+\\alpha^2)$, and for large strata the two are close only when $\\rho_{ICC}$ is near 1.",
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    "as_printed": "``The $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ estimator \\hl{dominates} $\\widehat V_{CS}(\\hat\\mu_{HT})$ \\hl{for smaller stratum sizes and the two perform similarly for larger stratum sizes}.''",
    "corrected": "``Averaging over the sampling design and the generated populations, with independent unit-variance errors about $\\alpha$ and $-\\alpha$, the $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ estimator has smaller bias than $\\widehat V_{CS}(\\hat\\mu_{HT})$ \\hl{exactly when $M<2(1+\\alpha^2)$}; the two tie when $M=2(1+\\alpha^2)$, and it has larger bias otherwise. This is a comparison of biases, not of mean squared errors. For fixed $\\alpha$ the difference of the expected estimates tends to $1/2$ as $M$ grows and \\hl{their ratio tends to $2-\\rho_{ICC}$}, so large strata alone do not make the two similarly accurate; the expected estimates are relatively close when $\\rho_{ICC}$ is near 1.''",
    "evidence": "The evidence is a derivation with exact instances. Let $x$ and $z$ be the outcomes of the units drawn from strata 1 and 2. Since $\\pi=1/M$ and $N=2M$, the printed estimators reduce to\n\\[\n\\frac{1}{N^2}\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)=\\frac{M-1}{2M}\\left(x^2+z^2\\right),\\qquad \\widehat V_{CS}(\\hat\\mu_{HT})=\\frac14\\left(x-z\\right)^2 .\n\\]\nWith independent unit-variance errors about $\\alpha$ and $-\\alpha$, I have $\\mathbb{E}x^2=\\mathbb{E}z^2=1+\\alpha^2$ and $\\mathbb{E}xz=-\\alpha^2$, and the sampling variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$, averaged over populations, is $(M-1)/(2M)$. Subtracting this variance from the expected estimates, I obtain the averaged biases\n\\[\nB_{C2}=\\frac{M-1}{2M}\\left(1+2\\alpha^2\\right),\\qquad B_{CS}=\\alpha^2+\\frac{1}{2M},\\qquad B_{C2}-B_{CS}=\\frac12-\\frac{1+\\alpha^2}{M}.\n\\]\nBoth biases are nonnegative. The ratio of the two expected estimates is $(1-1/M)(2-\\rho_{ICC})$.\n\n\\begin{audittable}{rrrrrrr}{Exact averaged values under the stated model.}\n$M$ & $\\alpha$ & True variance & Mean of $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ & Mean of $\\widehat V_{CS}$ & $B_{C2}$ & $B_{CS}$ \\\\\n2 & 0 & $1/4$ & $1/2$ & $1/2$ & $1/4$ & $1/4$ \\\\\n5 & 0 & $2/5$ & $4/5$ & $1/2$ & $2/5$ & $1/10$ \\\\\n5 & 2 & $2/5$ & 4 & $9/2$ & $18/5$ & $41/10$ \\\\\n500 & 0 & $499/1000$ & $499/500$ & $1/2$ & $499/1000$ & $1/1000$ \\\\\n\\end{audittable}\n\nEnumerating the 25 samples of a fixed population with $M=5$, I find the same reversal: the biases are $3/10$ and 0 at $\\alpha=0$, and $7/2$ and 4 at $\\alpha=2$.",
    "problem": "The comparison depends on the stratum means as well as on the stratum size, and the sentence mentions only the size. Averaged over samples and generated populations, the corrected estimator has the smaller bias only when $M<2(1+\\alpha^2)$. At $M=5$ the ranking reverses between $\\alpha=0$ and $\\alpha=2$. For large $M$ the two expected values do not approach each other: their difference tends to $1/2$, which is the limit of the true variance, and their ratio tends to $2-\\rho_{ICC}$. At $M=500$ and $\\alpha=0$ the relative biases are 1 and $1/499$. Table A1 shows the same pattern: its printed nominal bias is larger for $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}$ in 23 of the 35 rows, equal in 1 and smaller in 11.",
    "what_survives": "Table A1, Figure A1, the estimator definitions and the conservativeness of $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}$ stand. The first clause holds for the smallest stratum size shown, $M=2$, with a tie at $\\alpha=0$. The main text's weaker statement on p.~240, that these estimators are less biased than the collapsed-stratum estimator ``in a range of scenarios'', also stands. The comparison here is of biases, and nothing is established about mean squared error."
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   "headline": "The formula $\\pi_k=mx_k/\\sum_lx_l$ can exceed 1 under the stated negative binomial sizes; the recipe needs a rule for such units, for example $\\pi_k=\\min(1,cx_k)$ with $\\sum_k\\pi_k=m$.",
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    "as_printed": "``For the simulations, a size variable, $x = (x_1, ..., x_N)$, is produced as a vector of $N$ random draws from a \\hl{negative binomial distribution with mean 6, variance 16, and offset of 1} to avoid zero values.'' Later on the same page: ``Systematic PPS sampling was implemented such that each unit's first order inclusion probability is given by,\n\\[\n\\hl{\\pi_k = \\frac{x_k}{\\sum_{l=1}^{N} x_l}\\, m,}\n\\]\nwhere $m$ is the size of the systematic sample, and joint inclusion probabilities are computed as per Madow (1949). For the simulations, sampling and computation of inclusion probabilities were carried out using functions provided by Tillé and Matei (2011).''",
    "corrected": "One possible repair is:\n``Systematic PPS sampling can use first order inclusion probabilities given by,\n\\[\n\\pi_k = \\hl{\\min\\left(1,\\,c\\,x_k\\right),\\qquad c \\text{ chosen so that } \\sum_{k=1}^{N}\\pi_k=m,}\n\\]\nwhere $m$ is the size of the systematic sample\\hl{; a systematic sample is drawn with these probabilities in the given order of the population,} and joint inclusion probabilities are \\hl{those of that design}.'' Alternatively the printed display is kept and the size vector is redrawn until $m\\max_kx_k\\le\\sum_{l=1}^{N}x_l$, conditioning the size-generation law on this inequality.\n\nWhen no unit is oversized, $c=m/\\sum_lx_l$ and the display reduces to the printed one. On the example above, $c=1/7$ gives $(\\pi_1,\\dots,\\pi_8)=(1,1/7,\\dots,1/7)$, which is realized by the seven samples $\\{1,j\\}$, $j=2,\\dots,8$, each with probability $1/7$. Capping the printed values at 1 without redistributing gives a total of $51/37$, not 2. The actual implementation is needed to establish whether either rule matches the reported runs.",
    "evidence": "The evidence is an exact counterexample and an exact calculation. For $N=8$, $m=2$ and $x=(30,1,\\dots,1)$ I have $\\sum_lx_l=37$ and $(\\pi_1,\\dots,\\pi_8)=(60/37,2/37,\\dots,2/37)$. The entries sum to 2, but $\\pi_1>1$. Note that $\\mathbb{E}(I_1)\\le 1$ for any sampling design. A negative binomial law with mean 6 and variance 16 before the offset has success probability $3/8$ and size parameter $18/5$, and it assigns positive probability to every nonnegative integer. The shifted law therefore gives the vector above positive probability. With independent draws under this interpretation, the probability that some $\\pi_k$ exceeds 1 lies between 0.000168504 and 0.000168505. Each of the six pairs $(N,m)$ of Table A2 admits such a vector. Since the simulation code was unavailable to me, I do not know whether such a case arose or how it was handled.",
    "problem": "Since the sizes are unbounded, $m\\max_kx_k$ can exceed $\\sum_lx_l$. The display then gives a value above 1, which is not the expectation of an inclusion indicator. In the scenario $N=8$, $m=2$ the size vector $(30,1,1,1,1,1,1,1)$ has $\\pi_1=60/37$. Under the stated law of the sizes some $\\pi_k$ exceeds 1 with probability about 0.00017 in that scenario. The supplement states no rule for such units, and the simulation cannot be reproduced from its description when they occur.",
    "what_survives": "No entry of Table A2 and no comparison is shown to be wrong. The results of the main text start from valid inclusion probabilities and are untouched. Section B is also untouched, as is the periodic design of Table A3, where $\\max_k\\pi_k=10m/(6N)\\le 5/12$."
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    "as_printed": "``Because \\hl{$y$ is proportional to $x$} with $x \\geq 1$, Proposition 1 in the main text indicates that the Horvitz-Thompson variance estimator for $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$, $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$, provides a conservative approximation of the sampling variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$.''\n\nThe outcome model is displayed earlier on the same page: ``$y_k = \\beta x_k + \\epsilon_k$,'' where ``$\\epsilon_k$ is Gaussian noise with mean zero and standard deviation $\\sigma_y\\sqrt{1-\\rho^2}$'' and ``we fix $\\sigma_y = 30$''.",
    "corrected": "``For a size vector $x$ giving \\hl{valid inclusion probabilities}, \\hl{assuming independent mean-zero errors conditional on $x$}, the model has \\hl{$\\mathrm{E}_\\epsilon[y_k\\mid x]=\\beta x_k$} with $x_k\\geq 1$. Proposition 1 in the main text therefore indicates that the Horvitz-Thompson variance estimator for $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$, $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$, has nonnegative bias \\hl{after averaging over the generated outcomes}:\n\\[\n\\mathrm{E}_\\epsilon[A\\mid x]=\\beta^2\\sum_{k\\ne l:\\,\\pi_{kl}=0}x_kx_l\\geq 0.\n\\]\nIt \\hl{does not guarantee} a conservative approximation for each generated finite population, because positive sizes and Gaussian errors do not ensure outcomes of one sign.''",
    "evidence": "The evidence is an exact counterexample and a derivation. I set $N=8$ and $m=2$, with sizes and outcomes\n\\[\nx=(1,3,1,3,1,3,1,3),\\qquad y=(1,-1,1,-1,1,-1,1,-1).\n\\]\nThen $\\pi_k=x_k/8$, and systematic PPS sampling with a uniform start on $[0,8)$ has four possible samples.\n\n\\begin{audittable}{llrrr}{The eight-unit example, enumerated in full.}\nStart & Sample & Probability & $\\hat t$ & $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ \\\\\n$[0,1)$ & $\\{1,5\\}$ & $1/8$ & 16 & 224 \\\\\n$[1,4)$ & $\\{2,6\\}$ & $3/8$ & $-16/3$ & $160/9$ \\\\\n$[4,5)$ & $\\{3,7\\}$ & $1/8$ & 16 & 224 \\\\\n$[5,8)$ & $\\{4,8\\}$ & $3/8$ & $-16/3$ & $160/9$ \\\\\n\\end{audittable}\n\nFrom the table, I find $\\operatorname{Var}(\\hat t)=256/3$ and $\\mathbb{E}\\,\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)=208/3$, which implies that $A=-16$. For the mean, the sampling variance is $4/3$ and the expected estimate is $13/12$, a bias of $-1/4$. Every outcome vector within $1/8$ of this $y$ in each coordinate has $A\\le -13/4$, and this set has positive probability under independent Gaussian noise for every listed $\\rho<1$.\n\nFor the average, fix a feasible size vector $x$ and suppose that the errors are independent with mean zero. For $k\\ne l$ I have $\\mathbb{E}_\\epsilon[y_ky_l\\mid x]=\\beta^2x_kx_l$. Summing over the pairs that are never selected together, I obtain\n\\[\n\\mathbb{E}_\\epsilon[A\\mid x]=\\beta^2\\sum_{k\\ne l:\\,\\pi_{kl}=0}x_kx_l\\ge 0 .\n\\]",
    "problem": "By Proposition 1, the bias is nonnegative when all outcomes have the same sign. The outcomes of this simulation are $\\beta x_k$ plus Gaussian noise with standard deviation $30\\sqrt{1-\\rho^2}$. They are not proportional to $x$ and need not share a sign, and the bias term $A$ can be negative for a generated population. A weaker guarantee does hold: with independent errors the bias is nonnegative after averaging over the generated outcomes.",
    "what_survives": "Proposition 1, the same-sign condition as the main text states it on p.~234, and the conservativeness of the corrected estimator stand; the bias of $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ is $(1/2)\\sum_{k\\ne l:\\,\\pi_{kl}=0}(y_k+y_l)^2\\ge 0$. The positive averaged biases of Table A2 agree with the averaged statement and are not in question. Only the guarantee for each generated population of this simulation is lost, and the label ``Conservative (HT)'' of Figure A2 is to be read as a statement about the average over outcomes."
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     "alt": "The title reads 'Table A3: printed relative biases and the derived ratio of outcome averages'. Two panels, one for sampling fraction one quarter and one for one twentieth, plot relative bias from minus 0.175 to 0.03 against rho from 0 to 1. Blue open markers joined by lines are the printed values for three designs in each panel. In the left panel they lie between minus 0.14 and minus 0.09, near an orange dashed line at minus 5 over 36, about minus 0.139. In the right panel they lie between minus 0.03 and minus 0.01, near an orange dashed line at minus 5 over 180, about minus 0.028. A grey line at zero is labelled as a reference line for zero relative bias. No printed value is at or above zero.",
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     "note": "Reclassified from a Moderate error to a clarity note. The derivation shows partial cancellation in $A$, but does not establish that the paragraph’s qualitative description is false. The paragraph gives no numerical threshold for “almost perfectly” or scale or limit for “$A$ tends to 0”, and Table A3 prints the negative bias. The derivation, exact example and figure are retained."
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    "as_printed": "``Interestingly, $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ tends to match the true value of the variance \\hl{almost perfectly}. This occurs because of the special nature of the data generating process, which results in the elements in the bias term, $A$, \\hl{canceling each other out, in which case $A$ tends to 0}.''",
    "corrected": "A clarified version of the two sentences is:\n\n``Interestingly, $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ tends to be \\hl{close to} the true value of the variance, \\hl{especially at the smaller sampling fraction}. This occurs because of the special nature of the data generating process, which results in the elements in the bias term, $A$, \\hl{partly canceling each other out}. \\hl{The cancellation is not complete}: if $T_g$ is the demeaned outcome total of the $g$th of the $q=N/m$ possible samples, then\n\\[\n\\hl{A=-\\sum_{g=1}^{q}T_g^2\\le 0,}\n\\]\n\\hl{so that $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ is biased downward unless every $T_g$ is zero}. Under the outcome model used here, the ratio of the bias averaged over outcomes to the variance averaged over outcomes is \\hl{$-5/(9q)$}, about $-3\\%$ when $m/N=1/20$ and $-14\\%$ when $m/N=1/4$.''",
    "intended_meaning": "The paragraph reports the simulation results of Table A3 and Figure A3 and offers a qualitative reason for them. It gives ``almost perfectly'' no numerical threshold, and it gives ``$A$ tends to 0'' no scale and no limiting operation. On its natural reading it describes approximate agreement explained by approximate cancellation, and on that reading it is not false. The cancellation is partial, however, and what it leaves is a systematic downward bias, which the paragraph does not mention; Table A3 itself prints that bias.\n\nIn the six designs of Table A3 the possible systematic samples are $q=N/m$ disjoint groups of units, with $q=4$ or $q=20$. With demeaned outcomes the products that make up $A$ can have both signs and offset one another, but their sum equals minus the sum of the squared group totals. It is zero only when every group total is zero, and demeaning makes the totals sum to zero without forcing each of them to be zero. The uncorrected estimator therefore has nonpositive bias in this design. Under the stated outcome model the ratio of the averaged bias to the averaged variance is $-5/(9q)$, about $-14\\%$ at $m/N=1/4$ and $-3\\%$ at $m/N=1/20$. Table A3 prints relative biases between $-0.03$ and $-0.01$ for $q=20$ and between $-0.14$ and $-0.09$ for $q=4$. The agreement is therefore close at the smaller sampling fraction, while at the larger one the printed shortfall is 9 to 14 per cent of the true variance. Taken literally, as a statement about the unscaled term, ``$A$ tends to 0'' is misleading: for $\\rho>0$ and a fixed sampling fraction, $A/N^2$ does not vanish as $N$ grows. At a fixed sample size, by contrast, the ratio $-5/(9q)$ tends to zero as $N$ grows. The paragraph specifies neither limit.\n\nThe evidence is a derivation and an exact example. Let $z_k=\\tilde y_k$ be the demeaned outcomes. Since the sizes alternate between 2 and 10 and $q$ is even, a systematic PPS draw selects one of the groups $G_g=\\{g,g+q,\\dots,g+(m-1)q\\}$, $g=1,\\dots,q$, with probability $p_g=1/(3q)$ for odd $g$ and $p_g=5/(3q)$ for even $g$. Two distinct units have $\\pi_{kl}=0$ exactly when they lie in different groups. Let $T_g=\\sum_{k\\in G_g}z_k$, and note that $\\sum_gT_g=0$ because the outcomes are demeaned. By the definition of $A$ on p.~234 of the main text, I have\n\\[\nA=\\sum_{g}\\sum_{h\\ne g}T_gT_h=\\Bigl(\\sum_gT_g\\Bigr)^2-\\sum_gT_g^2=-\\sum_gT_g^2\\le 0,\n\\]\nand the bias of $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ is $A/N^2$.\n\nFor an exact instance, let $N=8$, $m=2$, with sizes $(2,10,2,10,2,10,2,10)$, demeaned outcomes $(-1,1,-1,1,-1,1,-1,1)$ and a uniform start on $[0,24)$.\n\n\\begin{audittable}{llrrrrr}{The eight-unit periodic example, enumerated in full. The true variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$ is $9/5$.}\nStart & Sample & Probability & $T_g$ & $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$ & $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ & $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ \\\\\n$[0,2)$ & $\\{1,5\\}$ & $1/12$ & $-2$ & $-3$ & $33/4$ & $21/2$ \\\\\n$[2,12)$ & $\\{2,6\\}$ & $5/12$ & 2 & $3/5$ & $21/100$ & $33/50$ \\\\\n$[12,14)$ & $\\{3,7\\}$ & $1/12$ & $-2$ & $-3$ & $33/4$ & $21/2$ \\\\\n$[14,24)$ & $\\{4,8\\}$ & $5/12$ & 2 & $3/5$ & $21/100$ & $33/50$ \\\\\nExpectation & & & & 0 & $31/20$ & $23/10$ \\\\\n\\end{audittable}\n\nHere $A=-16$, the bias is $A/N^2=-1/4$, and the relative bias is $-5/36$. The 48 products $z_kz_l$ over ordered pairs of units in different groups are each $\\pm1$: 16 are positive and 32 negative, so that the absolute value of their sum is a third of the sum of their absolute values. With the same alternating outcomes, the bias is $-1/4$ in each of the three designs with $q=4$. In each of the three with $q=20$ it is $-1/20$, a relative bias of $-1/36$, and the absolute value of the sum of the products is a nineteenth of the sum of their absolute values.\n\nUnder independent Gaussian residuals with a common variance, $\\mathbb{E}_y(T_g^2)$ takes the same value $D$ for every group. Then I have $\\mathbb{E}_y(A)=-qD$ and $\\mathbb{E}_y\\operatorname{Var}(\\hat t)=D\\sum_g1/p_g=9q^2D/5$, and their ratio is $-5/(9q)$. This is a ratio of averages over outcomes. It is not generally the relative bias of an individual population: when its variance is positive, that bias lies between $-5/(3q)$ and $-1/(3q)$. It does not reconstruct the entries of Table A3. With the sample standard deviation of $x$ in $\\beta$, the quantity $A/N^2$ converges in probability to $-900\\rho^2/q$ as $N$ grows with $q$ and $\\rho>0$ fixed. Table A3 prints a negative bias for the uncorrected estimator in all 60 rows.\n\nProposition 1, the corrected estimator and its conservativeness, and the main text's comparison with the with-replacement estimator under periodicity are unaffected. In the exact example the corrected estimator has expectation $23/10$ against a true variance of $9/5$, and the with-replacement estimator is identically zero. The earlier sentence on p.~A4, that $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ ``may have either positive or negative bias'', is correct as a general statement, although in this design the bias is never positive. This note does not revise the entries of Table A3; \\fid{P027-N004} concerns four of its rows, and \\fid{P027-E007} the label of the uncorrected series."
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    "corrected": "``for $k = 1, ..., N$, where $\\beta = \\rho(\\sigma_y/\\sigma_x)$, $\\epsilon_k$ is Gaussian noise with mean zero and standard deviation $\\sigma_y\\sqrt{1-\\rho^2}$, $\\sigma_y = 30$ is a \\hl{nominal} outcome scale and $\\rho$ is a \\hl{nominal} correlation. The size distribution has standard deviation 4. The standard deviations and, \\hl{when defined}, the correlation of the $N$ realized values \\hl{vary across generated populations}.'' The supplement should also state which standard deviation of the sizes enters $\\beta$, the realized one or the value 4, and how a realized standard deviation of zero is handled. The simulation code or an explicit description is needed to settle this.",
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    "as_printed": "\\begin{itemize}\n\\item (a) p.~237: ``Proof. For all pairs $k, l$ such that $\\pi_{kl} = 0$, $1/a_{kl} + 1/b_{kl} = 1$. \\hl{Proposition 1} therefore holds.''\n\\item (b) p.~231: ``Optimal methods for variance estimation in these cases \\hl{remains} an open problem.''\n\\item (c) Supplement, p.~A1: ``and for units $k$ and $l$ in strata 1 or 2, we have'' followed by the display\n\\[\n\\pi_{ks,lt} = \\begin{cases} \\hl{0} & \\hl{\\text{if } s = t} \\\\ \\frac{1}{M^2} & \\text{if } s \\neq t \\end{cases}.\n\\]\n\\item (d) Supplement, pp.~A1--A2: ``In stratum $s$, outcomes $y_s = (y_{1s}, ..., y_{Ms})$ are drawn as, $y_{ks} = \\alpha_s + \\hl{\\epsilon_{is}}$, where $\\alpha_s$ is a stratum-specific constant and $\\epsilon_{ks} \\sim \\mathrm{N}(0, 1)$.''\n\\end{itemize}",
    "corrected": "\\begin{itemize}\n\\item (a) ``Proof. For all pairs $k, l$ such that $\\pi_{kl} = 0$, $1/a_{kl} + 1/b_{kl} = 1$. \\hl{Proposition 2 therefore applies.}''\n\\item (b) ``Optimal methods for variance estimation in these cases \\hl{remain} an open problem.''\n\\item (c) ``and for \\hl{distinct} units \\hl{$(k,s)\\neq(l,t)$} in strata 1 or 2, we have'' followed by the same display, with $\\pi_{ks,ks}=1/M$ for a unit paired with itself.\n\\item (d) ``$y_{ks} = \\alpha_s + \\hl{\\epsilon_{ks}}$''\n\\end{itemize}",
    "evidence": "This correction rests on a check of the pages. Proposition 1 (p.~234) is the bias identity, and Proposition 2 (p.~235) is the inequality $\\mathbb{E}[\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_C(\\hat t)]\\ge\\operatorname{Var}(\\hat t)$ under $1/a_{kl}+1/b_{kl}=1$. Since the main text sets $\\pi_{kk}=\\pi_k$ on p.~233, I have $\\pi_{ks,ks}=\\pi_{ks}=1/M$. Page A2 continues with $\\epsilon_{ks}$.",
    "problem": "I identify four local slips. In (a) the inequality of Corollary 2 follows from Proposition 2, whose hypothesis the proof checks. In (c) the first case, taken literally for a unit paired with itself, gives $\\pi_{ks,ks}=0$ in place of $1/M$. In (d) the index $i$ is not defined.",
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    "as_printed": "Supplement, p.~A10, legend of Figure A3: ``\\hl{Conservative} (HT)''.\n\nSupplement, p.~A4: ``Each graph plots the true variance (Var or ``True''), expected value of $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ ($\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{HT}$ or ``\\hl{Conservative} (HT)''), expected value of $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ ($\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}$ or ``Conservative ($A^*$)''), and expected value of $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{WR}(\\hat\\mu_{HT})$ (``With-repl.'') over values of $\\rho$ and for varying sample sizes ($m$) and sampling proportions ($m/N$).''",
    "corrected": "Legend of Figure A3: ``\\hl{Uncorrected HT}''.\n\nSupplement, p.~A4: ``\\ldots expected value of $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ ($\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{HT}$ or ``\\hl{Uncorrected HT}''), \\ldots''",
    "evidence": "This is a recalculation from Table A3. The printed mean of $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{HT}$ is below the printed true variance in each of the 60 rows, and each printed nominal bias is negative. In row 10, for example, $1227.24-1397.05=-169.81$.",
    "problem": "The label calls the uncorrected estimator conservative, but in this simulation its mean is below the true variance in every row of Table A3. The curve is identified by its formula, and the same page says that the estimator may have bias of either sign. Only the descriptor is wrong. Figure A2 uses the same descriptor.",
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    "as_printed": "``Figure A2: Expected value of estimators of sampling variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$ under PPS systematic sampling for different values of $\\rho$, sample sizes ($m$), and sampling proportions ($m/N$): random size case.'' The vertical axes of the six panels are labelled from 0 to 2000, and the plotting area ends a little above 2000. The dashed curve labelled ``Conservative (HT)'' \\hl{leaves the top of the frame} in the panels for $(N,m)=(8,2)$, $(40,2)$, $(600,30)$ and $(1200,60)$, with no marker or note for the points that fall outside.",
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    "as_printed": "``Hansen, M.H., Hurwitz, W.N. and Madow, W.G. (1953). \\emph{Sample Survey Methods and Theory: Volume 1 \\hl{Methods and Theory}}. New York: John Wiley \\& Sons, Inc.''",
    "corrected": "``Hansen, M.H., Hurwitz, W.N. and Madow, W.G. (1953). \\emph{Sample Survey Methods and Theory: Volume \\hl{I: Methods and Applications}}. New York: John Wiley \\& Sons, Inc.''",
    "evidence": "I checked the subtitle against public bibliographic sources. The Helka library catalogue entry for the 1953 New York Wiley edition (\\url{https://www.finna.fi/Record/helka.998190593506253}) reads ``Sample survey methods and theory. Volume 1, Methods and applications'', and the publisher's listing of the 1993 Wiley Classics Library reprint has the same subtitle. I did not consult the book itself.",
    "problem": "The reference prints the wrong subtitle for Volume I. The book is still identified by its authors, title, volume, year and publisher.",
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   "headline": "Under independent outcome errors, the ordinary same-stratum pair correlation is $\\alpha^2/(\\alpha^2+1)$; the printed $\\alpha^2/(\\alpha^2+1/2)$ is a variance ratio built from the divisor-1 variance $2\\alpha^2$ of the two stratum means.",
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    "as_printed": "``where $\\alpha_s$ is a stratum-specific constant and $\\epsilon_{ks} \\sim \\mathrm{N}(0, 1)$. For the two strata, 1 and 2, we keep things simple by setting $\\alpha_1 = \\alpha = -\\alpha_2$, in which case \\hl{the intra-class correlation over strata} is given by,'' followed by the display\n\\[\n\\rho_{ICC} = \\frac{\\alpha^2}{\\alpha^2 + \\hl{1/2}}.\n\\]",
    "corrected": "``For the two strata, 1 and 2, we keep things simple by setting $\\alpha_1 = \\alpha = -\\alpha_2$, and the simulations are indexed by \\hl{the variance ratio}\n\\[\n\\rho_{ICC} = \\hl{\\frac{S_\\alpha^2}{S_\\alpha^2+1}} = \\frac{\\alpha^2}{\\alpha^2 + 1/2},\\qquad S_\\alpha^2=\\sum_{s=1}^{2}\\frac{(\\alpha_s-\\bar\\alpha)^2}{2-1}=2\\alpha^2,\n\\]\nwhere $\\bar\\alpha=0$ is the mean of the two stratum constants. Table A1 and Figure A1 use this parameter. Under independent outcome errors, the correlation of two distinct units sharing \\hl{a uniformly chosen stratum} is instead \\hl{$\\alpha^2/(\\alpha^2+1)$}, which equals $\\rho_{ICC}/(2-\\rho_{ICC})$.''",
    "evidence": "The evidence is a derivation with an exact instance. Let $S=\\pm 1$ with probability $1/2$ each mark the common stratum, and let $Y=\\alpha S+\\epsilon$ and $Y'=\\alpha S+\\epsilon'$, where $\\epsilon$ and $\\epsilon'$ are independent $\\mathrm{N}(0,1)$ variables that are independent of $S$. Then I have $\\mathbb{E}Y=\\mathbb{E}Y'=0$, $\\operatorname{Var}(Y)=\\operatorname{Var}(Y')=\\alpha^2+1$ and $\\operatorname{Cov}(Y,Y')=\\alpha^2$, which implies that\n\\[\n\\operatorname{Corr}(Y,Y')=\\frac{\\alpha^2}{\\alpha^2+1}.\n\\]\nAt $\\alpha=1/2$ this is $1/5$, against the printed $1/3$. The printed ratio equals $S_\\alpha^2/(S_\\alpha^2+1)$, where $S_\\alpha^2=\\sum_{s=1}^{2}(\\alpha_s-\\bar\\alpha)^2/(2-1)=2\\alpha^2$ is the variance of the two stratum means with divisor 1. Solving the printed formula for $\\alpha^2$ and substituting, I obtain $\\operatorname{Corr}(Y,Y')=\\rho_{ICC}/(2-\\rho_{ICC})$, an increasing function of $\\rho_{ICC}$. For the labels 0.33, 0.50, 0.67, 0.82, 0.90 and 0.99 of Table A1, taken as exact, the correlations are 0.198, 0.333, 0.504, 0.695, 0.818 and 0.980.",
    "problem": "The supplement does not say which convention it uses, and under the ordinary one the value is different. For two distinct units of the same stratum, where the stratum is either of the two with probability $1/2$ and the errors are independent with unit variance, the correlation of the outcomes is $\\alpha^2/(\\alpha^2+1)$. The printed ratio exceeds this by $\\alpha^2/\\bigl((\\alpha^2+1)(2\\alpha^2+1)\\bigr)$, which vanishes only at $\\alpha=0$. The $\\rho_{ICC}$ values that label Table A1 and Figure A1 are not ordinary correlations: the label 0.50 corresponds to a correlation of $1/3$. The printed ratio is a coherent parameter of another kind, and the printed formula still identifies every scenario.",
    "what_survives": "No simulated value changes. Since the relabelling is monotone, the order of the scenarios, every estimator value in Table A1 and Figure A1 and every comparison within a scenario stand, as does the remark that all approximations perform badly when the parameter is close to 1. A threshold stated in terms of $\\rho_{ICC}$ must be converted if the ordinary correlation is meant. The main text and the simulations of Section C do not use this parameter."
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   "headline": "“True” in Tables A1 to A3 targets the sampling variance conditional on each generated population, averaged over the populations; “the empirical variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$” does not say this, and the number of populations behind Tables A2 and A3 is not given.",
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    "as_printed": "Supplement, p.~A2: ``We simulated 1,000 sets of outcomes, $(y_1, y_2)$ over varying values of $M$ and $\\rho_{ICC}$. To each set, we applied the single-unit-per-stratum design.'' Later in the same section: ``For each $\\rho_{ICC}$ and $M$ value, we used \\hl{the empirical variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$} as an estimate of the true variance (Var or ``True''), and means of the computed $(1/N^2)\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ \\ldots values as estimates of the expected values of these estimators.''\n\nSupplement, p.~A1: ``In the simulations, expected values of $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}(\\hat t)$ and $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_C(\\hat t)$ were computed exactly using expressions from Propositions 1 and 2 in the main text.''",
    "corrected": "``For each $\\rho_{ICC}$ and $M$ value, ``True'' \\hl{targets} the sampling variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$ \\hl{conditional on a generated finite population, averaged over the generated populations}; it is not the pooled variance obtained by drawing a fresh population and one sample from it at every repetition.'' The supplement should also state how each conditional variance was calculated or estimated and how many populations were generated for Tables A2 and A3. I could not establish these details without the simulation code, which was unavailable to me.",
    "intended_meaning": "The simulations concern the sampling variance for fixed outcomes. I therefore read ``True'' as targeting the variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$ over samples for one generated population, averaged over the generated populations. Table A1 agrees with this reading and not with a variance pooled over fresh populations. With two strata of size $M$ and independent unit-variance errors the expected conditional variance is $(M-1)/(2M)$, which is 0.25 at $M=2$ as printed. The pooled variance is $1/2$. On this reading the exact computation within each population described on p.~A1 and the averages over populations described on p.~A2 are compatible. The supplement does not say how the conditional variance was obtained for each population. Pages A3--A4 do not state the number of populations behind Tables A2 and A3; the ``1000 simulated sample draws'' mentioned there concern the with-replacement estimator. No table entry is shown to be affected."
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   "headline": "Totalling units that are always selected together need not reduce the bias of the corrected variance estimator: with $a_{kl}=b_{kl}=2$ it can raise the bias when the clusters differ in size, and it cannot raise the bias when every two clusters with zero joint inclusion probability have the same size.",
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    "as_printed": "``If any units $k, l$ are in clusters (\\emph{i.e.}, $\\Pr(I_k \\neq I_l) = 0$), these units should be totaled into one larger unit before estimation. Combining units \\hl{will tend to reduce the bias} of the variance estimator because only pairs of cluster-level totals will be included in $A^*$, as opposed to all constituent pairs.''",
    "corrected": "An optional clarification after the original recommendation is:\n\n``For $a_{kl}=b_{kl}=2$, the prediction that totalling will tend to reduce bias is \\hl{a heuristic, not a guarantee}. Totalling can increase the bias when cluster sizes differ. If every two clusters with zero joint inclusion probability have \\hl{equal sizes}, the bias does not increase.''",
    "intended_meaning": "The paragraph gives a heuristic reason to expect smaller bias. The words ``will tend to'' allow exceptions; they do not assert that totalling reduces bias for every admissible design and fixed outcome vector. The number of pairs does not settle the direction of the change, because totalling also replaces sums of squared outcomes by squared totals, and these can be larger. For the choice $a_{kl}=b_{kl}=2$ of Section 3.2, totalling leaves the Horvitz--Thompson total, its variance, the uncorrected variance estimator and the term $A$ unchanged. The whole change in the bias of $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ then comes from $A^*$, and this change can have either sign. In a population of three units with outcomes $(1,1,1)$, in which units 1 and 2 are always selected together, the bias rises from 8 to 9 after totalling. When all outcomes equal the same nonzero constant, totalling raises the bias whenever two clusters with zero joint inclusion probability differ in size. Designs that draw one cluster per stratum are of this kind when clusters within a stratum differ in size. The paragraph specifies neither a class of populations nor a distribution defining this tendency. The counterexample establishes a limitation of the advice, not falsity of its hedged prediction.\n\nThe evidence is a derivation and an exact counterexample. I partition the population into groups $G_g$ of units that are always selected together, and I write $n_g$ for their sizes, $Y_g=\\sum_{k\\in G_g}y_k$ for their totals and $S_g=\\sum_{k\\in G_g}y_k^2$ for their sums of squares. Let $\\mathcal{E}$ be the set of unordered pairs $\\{g,h\\}$ of groups with zero joint inclusion probability. For $a_{kl}=b_{kl}=2$, summing the terms of $A^*$ over each pair of groups gives\n\\[\nA^*_{\\text{units}}=\\sum_{\\{g,h\\}\\in\\mathcal{E}}\\left(n_hS_g+n_gS_h\\right),\\qquad A^*_{\\text{totalled}}=\\sum_{\\{g,h\\}\\in\\mathcal{E}}\\left(Y_g^2+Y_h^2\\right).\n\\]\nSince $A$ is the same in both cases, the bias $A+A^*$ before totalling minus the bias after totalling is\n\\[\n\\sum_{\\{g,h\\}\\in\\mathcal{E}}\\left(n_hS_g+n_gS_h-Y_g^2-Y_h^2\\right).\n\\]\nIf $y_k=v$ for all $k$, then $S_g=n_gv^2$ and $Y_g=n_gv$, and this difference equals $-v^2\\sum_{\\{g,h\\}\\in\\mathcal{E}}(n_g-n_h)^2\\le 0$. If $n_g=n_h$ for every pair in $\\mathcal{E}$, each summand is nonnegative, because $n_gS_g\\ge Y_g^2$.\n\nIn the three-unit example the possible samples are $\\{1,2\\}$ and $\\{3\\}$, each with probability $1/2$, and $y=(1,1,1)$. The true variance of $\\hat t$ is 1.\n\n\\begin{audittable}{llrrrrr}{The three-unit example, enumerated in full. The bias of the corrected estimator is $9-1=8$ on the original units and $10-1=9$ after units 1 and 2 are totalled.}\nSample & Probability & $\\hat t$ & $\\widehat A^*$, units & $\\widehat A^*$, totalled & $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}$, units & $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}$, totalled \\\\\n$\\{1,2\\}$ & $1/2$ & 4 & 4 & 8 & 12 & 16 \\\\\n$\\{3\\}$ & $1/2$ & 2 & 4 & 2 & 6 & 4 \\\\\nExpectation & & 3 & 4 & 5 & 9 & 10 \\\\\n\\end{audittable}\n\nFurther exact cases show both directions. In each, exactly one cluster is selected, with probability $1/2$ unless stated, and a bar separates the clusters.\n\n\\begin{audittable}{lrrr}{Bias of $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ before and after totalling, by exact enumeration.}\nOutcomes by cluster & $\\operatorname{Var}(\\hat t)$ & Bias, units & Bias, totalled \\\\\n$(1,1\\mid 1)$ & 1 & 8 & 9 \\\\\n$(1,1\\mid 0)$ & 4 & 2 & 4 \\\\\n$(1,1\\mid -1/4)$ & $81/16$ & $9/8$ & $49/16$ \\\\\n$(1,1,1,1\\mid 1)$ & 9 & 16 & 25 \\\\\n$(3,1,2,5,4\\mid 2)$, probabilities $1/3$ and $2/3$ & 392 & 135 & 289 \\\\\n$(1,-1\\mid 2,-2)$ & 0 & 20 & 0 \\\\\n\\end{audittable}\n\nPropositions 1 and 2 and Corollaries 1 to 3 are unaffected. The estimator $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ is conservative with and without totalling, and no proof uses this paragraph. The practical advice is heuristic; the example supplies an important exception without refuting the claimed tendency. The phrase ``will tend to'' is not refuted as a statement about typical populations, since the paper specifies no distribution of outcomes or cluster sizes, and totalling does reduce the bias in some cases. Since the groups in the periodic designs of the supplement have equal sizes, totalling cannot raise the bias there (see \\fid{P027-N005})."
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    "corrected": "Supplement, p.~A4: ``As expected, $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{WR}(\\hat\\mu_{HT})$ tends to greatly understate the sampling variance of $\\hat\\mu_{HT}$, while $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}(\\hat t)$ is generally quite conservative. The $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}$ results here \\hl{illustrate the estimator applied to the original units, rather than the estimator after combining always-co-selected units} as recommended on p.~237 of the main text.'' The same note belongs under Table A3 and Figure A3.\n\nFor the totalled estimator in these designs, with $q=N/m$ equal to 4 or 20 and demeaned outcomes, the expectation on the scale of the mean is $\\bigl(V+(q-2)S\\bigr)/N^2$, and its relative bias, \\hl{when $V>0$}, lies between $(q-2)/(3q)$ and $5(q-2)/(3q)$.",
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     "body": "correction to the PPS display in Supplement Section C, p. A3: for N >= 2, positive sizes and 0 < m < N, the printed probabilities require m max(x) <= sum(x). The cap-sum map is continuous, nondecreasing, starts at zero and eventually equals N; a positive cap multiplier gives sum m. Under feasibility, m/sum(x) retains the printed formula. Ordered intervals with these probabilities and a uniform start in [0,1) give exactly m distinct units, the prescribed marginals and the intersection-measure joint probabilities. For sizes (30,1,1,1,1,1,1,1), m = 2, redistribution gives (1,1/7,...,1/7): the same continuous design draws each {1,j} with probability 1/7, with the stated joints, whereas naive capping sums to 51/37 != 2. The formula-preserving recipe independently redraws full offset-NB vectors until feasibility; acceptance has positive probability, termination is almost sure and the output law is the original law restricted to feasibility and normalized. The alternative retains the original size law and uses the capped ordered design and its joints. The usual measure-theoretic conditions are assumed. No assertion about which recipe generated the unavailable simulation runs is made.",
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 "what_was_checked": "I checked the following, which held up.\n\\begin{itemize}\n\\item Main text: the Horvitz--Thompson estimator and its variance (p.~233); the decomposition of the variance and the definition of $A$ (p.~234); Proposition 1 and its proof, also by exact enumeration of small designs with positive and with negative bias; Proposition 2 and its proof; Corollaries 1, 2 and 3 (the cross-reference in the proof of Corollary 2 is corrected in \\fid{P027-E006}); the statements of Section 4 that $A^*\\ge A$ and that the guarantees are bounds in expectation.\n\\item Supplement, Section B: the first-order and distinct-unit joint inclusion probabilities of the one-unit-per-stratum design, the collapsed-stratum formula, and the identity $\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}_{C2}=2\\,\\widehat{\\operatorname{Var}}$ in that design. The rows of Table A1 agree with closed-form expectations up to the error of averaging over generated populations.\n\\item Supplement, Section C: the with-replacement estimator formula. Independent reconstructions using newly generated populations give broadly similar values for the ``True'', Horvitz--Thompson and with-replacement columns of Table A2, and the ``True'' and with-replacement columns of Table A3. These use independent Gaussian errors, sample standard deviations for the size variable, and rejection of infeasible size vectors in the random-size case; they do not recover the original simulations or establish their Monte Carlo uncertainty. The other two estimator columns of Table A3 are the subject of \\fid{P027-N004} and \\fid{P027-N005}.\n\\item Tables A1 to A3: the relative and nominal bias columns are consistent with the means and true variances within two-decimal rounding. Figures A1 to A3 visually agree with the table trends and visible points. The qualifications concern the $\\rho_{ICC}$ labels of Figure A1 (\\fid{P027-A001}), the plotting range of Figure A2 (\\fid{P027-E008}), and the legend and original-unit $C2$ series of Figure A3 (\\fid{P027-E007}, \\fid{P027-N005}).\n\\end{itemize}\nI did not check the R code for the simulations: no public copy was found (the supplement says it is available from the authors, and no request was sent), and the generated populations and seeds are likewise unavailable. No simulation was regenerated from the original inputs, and no figure was redrawn. I did not inspect the R package \\texttt{sampling} (version 2.4); access to the cited books was limited to catalogue entries, front matter and a publisher's preview. The paper's attributions to Särndal, Swensson and Wretman (1992), Wolter (2007) and Hansen, Hurwitz and Madow (1953) are neither confirmed nor contradicted. Where I list no correction, I have not established that the text is correct.\n\nFor the quadratic $C2$ correction, the exact examples of \\fid{P027-N002} show that totalling can increase bias. They do not refute the printed heuristic tendency; equal sizes for every pair of clusters with zero joint inclusion probability guarantee that totalling does not increase design bias for $C2$.",
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  "citation": "P. M. Aronow and Cyrus Samii (2013). Conservative Variance Estimation for Sampling Designs with Zero Pairwise Inclusion Probabilities. Survey Methodology 39(1):231–241.",
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  "title": "Conservative Variance Estimation for Sampling Designs with Zero Pairwise Inclusion Probabilities",
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